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What are different services of a windows machine or any machine those can be monitored by nagios ? Are these only CPU load, disk usage and thats all or anything more than that ???
What are different services of a windows machine or any machine those can be monitored by nagios ? Are these only CPU load, disk usage and thats all or anything more than that ???
Bro I already checked , only memoy,disk and CPU and explorer ,thats all on that page..
I'm not your "bro". And if you DID read that page, you must have skipped over alot of it. From the very top of the page:
Quote:
Memory usage
CPU load
Disk usage
Service states
Running processes
etc.
Publicly available services that are provided by Windows machines (HTTP, FTP, POP3, etc.) can be monitored easily by following the documentation on monitoring publicly available services.
That page tells you how to check ANY services on Windows, how to configure it, and just from the BEGINNING of the page, tells you you can check a wide variety of services. If you follow the link at the beginning of the page, it tells you how to monitor services, define custom ones, and leads you to the Plugin database, where you can download many different modules to monitor LOTS of different things.
I'm not your "bro". And if you DID read that page, you must have skipped over alot of it. From the very top of the page:
That page tells you how to check ANY services on Windows, how to configure it, and just from the BEGINNING of the page, tells you you can check a wide variety of services. If you follow the link at the beginning of the page, it tells you how to monitor services, define custom ones, and leads you to the Plugin database, where you can download many different modules to monitor LOTS of different things.
Sorry sir, I just want to ask what is W3SVC/Service state and wheather we can chaek all the h/w connected to the machine or not ?
Sorry sir, I just want to ask what is W3SVC/Service state and wheather we can chaek all the h/w connected to the machine or not ?
Yes you can. Again, read that page. You can custom write Nagios plugins, or use one of the existing ones.
And again, if you tried to look up W3SVC, you'd have found out it's for IIS (W3 = WWW). You'd even find scripts to monitor the service, that you can modify to feed Nagios. http://forums.cacti.net/about2954.html
You can monitor all that yes. One thing to keep in mind when monitoring windows services is to pay attention to the service names that are presented. Also look out for special characters in the service names. Those caught me off guard when monitoring windows services.
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